Club Australia: Frank Arok's Socceroos of the '80s
Since his passing two days ago, there has been significant reflection on the contribution Frank Arok made to Australian football.
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Hi Nat
If my article suggested that the NRL were looking for “special treatment” I apologise for the inference. However, my concern is with the image that will be portrayed by blokes crashing into each other while the rest of us can’t even give our mum a hug. Sometimes the right message for sport to portray is to be the best reflection of society. These are difficult times for all.
A message to the big leagues: Don't play until we all can